luuio

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by luuio 11y ago
Can you give me a link? I tried searching around after seeing the demos, and it seems like they always have to hover their hands while writing.
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by luuio 11y ago
The iPad Pro doesn't not have palm detection, as far as I know. This is kind of a deal breaker to port the app.
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by luuio 11y ago
Source?
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by luuio 11y ago
Not that it's not amazing, but can't i'm pretty sure most languages can do that same thing.
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by luuio 11y ago
Hmm, I clock in at < 100ms on Chrome http://i.imgur.com/pBvA8Li.png
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by luuio 12y ago
you do realize the OS itself is probably not built with C# right?
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by luuio 12y ago
If you disable E&C, it will not kill IIS. You can just edit, recompile the code and IIS (express) automatically picks up the changes.
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by luuio 12y ago
>foreign workers will typically have lower wages >they have less freedom to switch companies Is there some data/documentation to back this up? As far as I know, an H1B VISA does not tie you to a specific company.
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by luuio 12y ago
umm, source?
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by luuio 12y ago
I cannot think of a company that works with Android and not with Windows. Again, agree that Android has to support a lot of hardware, but Windows needs to support even more.
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by luuio 12y ago
Not disagreeing with what you said, just want to point out that Microsoft needs to deal with even more driver from proprietary manufacturers :-)
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by luuio 12y ago
no group chat.
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by luuio 12y ago
The .NET & JS repos are empty, too. I think they just have not published the code. It's still in Preview after all. https://github.com/Azure/azure-documentdb-net
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by luuio 12y ago
A quick comparison between DocumentDB vs MongoDB: http://daprlabs.com/blog/blog/2014/08/22/azure-documentdb/
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by luuio 12y ago
how? you're just doing the same thing with MongoDB in their own json-like syntax instead of the T-SQL that everyone knows
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by luuio 12y ago
This allows you to use SQL queries, and built in index support
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by luuio 12y ago
Career wise, I'd say don't even worry about what stack you choose. Ignore all those posts about ".NET will land you corporate jobs." Companies should not worry about what languages you have experience with. They should c
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by luuio 12y ago
None of my DBs have exceede 1GB so far. For larger things I throw them on Azure Blob/Table -- which is dirty cheap (7cents/GB). I still use my MacBook running OSX, only used for travel and browsing the internet on the couch (think
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by luuio 12y ago
you serious?
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by luuio 12y ago
I was in your boat a while back. I had always done development on the Microsoft stack (.NET, SQL Server, etc.). I had always played around with nix stuff but never anything serious. During college, I got a Macbook to do iPhone apps, and de
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by luuio 12y ago
welcome to Microsoft OneDrive
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by luuio 12y ago
MSFT does not have cubicles by the way. They try to give each employee an office.
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by luuio 12y ago
string comparison lol
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by luuio 12y ago
do you pipe all the data to /dev/null? I don't see any databases mentioned in the technology stack
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by luuio 13y ago
umm, yaml?
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by luuio 13y ago
"Courts do not issue orders authorizing someone to search themselves, since obviously no such order is needed. So even when we believe we have probable cause, it’s not feasible to ask a court to order us to search ourselves. However, e
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by luuio 13y ago
Nothing new under the Sun: January 5, 2012 - http://www.gizmag.com/microsoft-electronic-diabetic-contact-...
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by luuio 13y ago
What kind of people still get excited over a language's ability to do this? * Category functions in Objective-C * .NET extension methods
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by luuio 13y ago
> my new ThinkPad is twice as thick as my MBP how much did you pay for the thinkpad and how much did you pay for MBP? i doubt that your MBP is thiner than the Lenovo Carbon X1
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by luuio 13y ago
because the consideration was "oh, everybody has and is familiar with iOS devices, we'll waste less time training them and they won't make as much mistake poking around."

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